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\\nKirsten Beyer.

\\nAfter Voyager completed its television run, the story of Captain\\nJaneway and her crew was continued in literary form beginning with\\nChristie Golden\\u2019s Homecoming in 2003. The four novels from Golden\\ntook Voyager in new directions. But after the Spirit Walk duology,\\nthat continuing voyage appeared to have come to an end. Five years\\nlater, Kirsten Beyer picked up the baton with Full Circle and\\nbrought her own changes to the story. In this episode of Literary\\nTreks we\\u2019re joined by Beyer to discuss how her novels have kept\\nVoyager alive, about writing Voyager in general and The Eternal\\nTide specifically, and why some of the elements that didn\\u2019t work so\\nwell on-screen are perfect when it comes to the literary\\nuniverse.

\\nIn our news segment we cover books including James Swallow\\u2019s The\\nStuff of Dreams, Dayton Ward\\u2019s From History\\u2019s Shadow, David A.\\nGoodman\\u2019s Federation: The First 150 Years, David R. George III\\u2019s\\nRevelations and Dust, and a Star Trek craft book. In comics we\\ncover Countdown to Darkness, Ongoing #16, #17, and #18, and we\\ndiscuss our thoughts on Ongoing #15, Mirrored, Part I.